Supply Chain Risk Model
Causal model of supply chain disruption risk — how supplier concentration, geographic spread, inventory buffers, and demand variability interact to drive supply chain resilience.
v1.0.00 variables10 edgesOpenCM 1.0
Common Uses
- Mapping single points of failure in a supply network
- Diversifying supplier base after a disruption
- Quantifying inventory buffers vs. service-level targets
- Scenario-planning for geopolitical or climate shocks
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